I'm not a heartless professional wholesaler who over inflates values and lies on repairs,  and I don't prey on new investors, but if the buyer is a "big boy" I don't try to get in his head and determine why he would pay the price he pays.Hope that helps.

So once you wrap your head around the mechanics you need to look for motivated sellers.

Our next step is to meet a HML in person  to get a feel for what we need to do next, and where we should be headed.

Hi All, I have my comps back and am heading out tomorrow to put my first house under contract.

I have also head from my team mates that they will cold shoulder the contractors who have burned good people in the town.

It seems like I would be way in over my head and the juice wouldn't be worth the squeeze.Bill I did go back and listen to the Podcast and you are right.  

My personal Docter had been telling me for about 30 years that I was in excellent shape and my chiropractor saved my life with suggesting I get a head X-ray that is called a MRI.  

Obviously, there is a lot that will need to be accounted for to make sure I don't get in over my head, but what hoops would I have to jump through to get these "players" to agree to such a deal without a successful track record or cash of my own?

Have a good thread for wrapping my head around the subject to?

***I know I'm talking in 3rd person while answering my own questions, but these are thoughts that goes through my head and so thats y I am asking for any and all suggestions**Thanks